ஆறறபபடயம பணரகளன பணபடம

‘Atrupadai’ means to appease, guide, and guide. A person who goes to a nobleman or a king and receives a reward for his singing and dancing skills will encounter someone on his way. If he goes to such and such a king, he will receive a reward. The Atrupadai books are literature written with the aim of guiding and sending people like him, saying that this is the way to get there. Only one was written by Nakkhirar with a view to the divine. The Sirupanatrupaadi of Nallur Nathatthanar, the Perumpantrupaadi of Kadiyalur Uruthrangannar, the Porunaratrupaadi of Mudatthamakanniyar, and the Kootharatrupaadi of Perungausikanar are all written with the aim of appeasing the Iravalas. In these Atrupadai books, cultural elements such as the musical instruments of the Panars, clothing, appetite, various sounds, physical strength, occupation, surroundings, and mountain routes are also revealed. The characteristic of appeasing is one of the virtues of life. It is also worth remembering and admiring the culture of the Sangam people, who greatly appreciated it.